Facing the End: Human Person and Death

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End-of-life care and dying processes

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Facing the End: Human Person and Death


Facing the End: Human Person and DeathVersion en ligne End-of-life care and dying processes par Shenna May Sevilleja 1 What is the main goal of palliative care in life-limiting illness? a To take over all medical decisions from the patient b To extend life at any cost c Relieve symptoms and improve quality of life d To cure the disease completely 2 Which dimension is NOT typically addressed in end-of-life care? a Aesthetic concerns only b Psychological well-being c Physical symptoms d Social and spiritual needs 3 Advance directives primarily help with what? a Decisions about future medical care b Diagnosing new illnesses c Choosing a funeral home d Scheduling regular checkups without consent 4 Which term describes choosing to refuse aggressive life-prolonging treatments? a Withdrawal of resuscitation/withdrawal of futile treatment b Beneficent overshoot c Active euthanasia d Palliative denial 5 In the dying process, which change is commonly expected? a Hyperactivity b Rapid improvement in health c Increased appetite d Increased rest and reduced energy 6 What is the role of a hospice team? a Only provide spiritual counseling b Cure the illness c Provide comfort-focused care at home or within facilities d Perform surgeries 7 Why is advanced communication important in end-of-life care? a To avoid legal paperwork b To speed up hospital discharge c Ensures patient values guide decisions d To decrease family involvement 8 Which ethical principle often guides end-of-life decisions? a Utilitarian efficiency only b Autonomy c Nonmaleficence d Deontology without patient input 9 Which symptom is commonly managed in palliative care for the dying? a Hyperactivity b Pain c Excessive appetite d Overhydration 10 What is spiritual care in end-of-life contexts? a Only ritual practices b Replacing medical care with prayer c Support for meaning, beliefs, and coping d Mandatory religious conversion Feedback 1 Palliative care focuses on comfort, not necessarily cure or prolongation at all costs. 2 End-of-life care is holistic, including physical, psychological, social, and spiritual aspects. 3 Advance directives guide care when the patient cannot speak for themselves. 4 Refusing non-beneficial interventions is a common aspect of patient-centered end-of-life care. 5 Many patients experience fatigue and sleep more as death nears. 6 Hospice teams coordinate comfort, symptom relief, and support. 7 Open discussion helps respect patient preferences and reduce conflict. 8 Respecting patient autonomy is central, balanced with beneficence and justice. 9 Pain control is a core priority in palliative symptom management. 10 Spiritual care supports meaning and coping per patient beliefs.

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Facing the End: Human Person and DeathVersion en ligne

par Shenna May Sevilleja

What is the main goal of palliative care in life-limiting illness?

Which dimension is NOT typically addressed in end-of-life care?

Advance directives primarily help with what?

Which term describes choosing to refuse aggressive life-prolonging treatments?

In the dying process, which change is commonly expected?

What is the role of a hospice team?

Why is advanced communication important in end-of-life care?

Which ethical principle often guides end-of-life decisions?

Which symptom is commonly managed in palliative care for the dying?

What is spiritual care in end-of-life contexts?

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